Public Narrative Quiz

What do most people remember?

What could you include when describing the public narrative “choice” moment?

What are considered key elements of the public narrative?

Read the below public narrative example. Then answer the below questions based on this story.

I grew up hearing stories from my family about the importance of taking care of others and to stand up for what I thought was right. I was also shy and a little quiet most of the time.

When I was older I saw there was a group organizing a rally for criminal justice reform. I had never gone to a rally before and didn’t know anyone there so decided to head home.

Later that night I was sitting on my couch and I saw the rally on the local news. I saw so many passionate people of all ages and backgrounds and I thought back to what my parents had taught me growing up. I knew I couldn’t just sit on the couch while there was work to be done to support my community.

I decided to look up the group that organized the rally and I found their website online. I sent them an email and asked how I could get involved. The next day they reached out to me and I started to volunteer.

It’s been a few years now, but now I have organized a few rallies, coordinated a few volunteer teams, and met with legislators to push the cause forward. I’ve found a great community of dedicated people where I feel I can make a difference.

Read the below public narrative example. Then answer the below questions based on this story.

I grew up hearing stories from my family about the importance of taking care of others and to stand up for what I thought was right. I was also shy and a little quiet most of the time.

When I was older I saw there was a group organizing a rally for criminal justice reform. I had never gone to a rally before and didn’t know anyone there so decided to head home.

Later that night I was sitting on my couch and I saw the rally on the local news. I saw so many passionate people of all ages and backgrounds and I thought back to what my parents had taught me growing up. I knew I couldn’t just sit on the couch while there was work to be done to support my community.

I decided to look up the group that organized the rally and I found their website online. I sent them an email and asked how I could get involved. The next day they reached out to me and I started to volunteer.

It’s been a few years now, but now I have organized a few rallies, coordinated a few volunteer teams, and met with legislators to push the cause forward. I’ve found a great community of dedicated people where I feel I can make a difference.

Read the below public narrative example. Then answer the below questions based on this story.

I grew up hearing stories from my family about the importance of taking care of others and to stand up for what I thought was right. I was also shy and a little quiet most of the time.

When I was older I saw there was a group organizing a rally for criminal justice reform. I had never gone to a rally before and didn’t know anyone there so decided to head home.

Later that night I was sitting on my couch and I saw the rally on the local news. I saw so many passionate people of all ages and backgrounds and I thought back to what my parents had taught me growing up. I knew I couldn’t just sit on the couch while there was work to be done to support my community.

I decided to look up the group that organized the rally and I found their website online. I sent them an email and asked how I could get involved. The next day they reached out to me and I started to volunteer.

It’s been a few years now, but now I have organized a few rallies, coordinated a few volunteer teams, and met with legislators to push the cause forward. I’ve found a great community of dedicated people where I feel I can make a difference.